2009 P1 Registration Exercise for 2010 In-Take

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doggylittle:

titank:

[quote=\"KSP\"]School Vacancies by Phases — Phase 1 (as at 18 June 2009)


http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/vacancies/

Guess some of the school should be already taken up 50% after Phase 1.
Heard Phase 1 don't have to go down physically for registration. The schools just get the existing siblings to return back the form.

anyone still have the statistic of schools being taken up 50% at phase 1 ?[/quote]I may be wrong so bear with me. I was under the impression that Phase I was on July 7, so there wont be any data available till then rite? Usually the MOE website gets updated every evening....

[Luanee]

doggylittle:

titank:

[quote=\"KSP\"]School Vacancies by Phases — Phase 1 (as at 18 June 2009)


http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/vacancies/

Guess some of the school should be already taken up 50% after Phase 1.
Heard Phase 1 don't have to go down physically for registration. The schools just get the existing siblings to return back the form.

anyone still have the statistic of schools being taken up 50% at phase 1 ?[/quote]If you are referring to last year's stats, those taken up 50% or more during phase 1 are:
Bt Panjang Pri, Greenridge, Yew Tee, Nan Hua, Hougang, Tao Nan, White Sands, Mee Toh, Canberra, Compassvale, Rivervale, Chongzheng, St Hilda, Greenwood, Woodgrove and Jiemin.

Though there are a lot very close to 50% which I didnt list.

[qms]

winth:

All the schools in central area very popular.

Hi!

I think you have this impression that all schools in central area are very popular because there are not that many schools in this area in the first place?

[Luanee]

Just realised that the total no. of vacancies this year has dropped drastically from 46,740 last year to 41,670 this year. Almost all the areas are affected, except for the 8 schools in Toa Payoh which still keep the same no. of vacancies as last year.

[winth]

qms:

Hi!


I think you have this impression that all schools in central area are very popular because there are not that many schools in this area in the first place?

Correction on my part: Think it's more like overdemand and undersupply in good schools that are in this area.

At least it happened to the schools that I would have chosen as my first choice.

Luanee:

Just realised that the total no. of vacancies this year has dropped drastically from 46,740 last year to 41,670 this year. Almost all the areas are affected, except for the 8 schools in Toa Payoh which still keep the same no. of vacancies as last year.

Wa! That's either a reflection of declining birth rate or they are trying to distribute the students more evenly by forcing parents to register into the less popular schools.

[Luanee]

winth:

Wa! That's either a reflection of declining birth rate or they are trying to distribute the students more evenly by forcing parents to register into the less popular schools.

2003's birthrate was 37,485 compared to 2002's 40,760. Actually they didnt reduce the number from most of the more popular schools, except for a few.

[qms]

Gin:

Oh, I have a friend whose child is in River Valley Primary School! In fact, I am giving that child Chinese tuition!

Hi Gin!

Then, it makes finding out more information about the school easier for you!

[titank]

winth:

Wa! That's either a reflection of declining birth rate or they are trying to distribute the students more evenly by forcing parents to register into the less popular schools.

Agreed with you that Queenstown, Bukit Merah & Central have quite limited primary schools to select as compare to those big towns like Woodlands, Sengkang where at least many schools to select.

It seem not many people had been talking about QPS & NTPS?? Do not have any pros & cons on these 2 schools?

[winth]

titank:

It seem not many people had been talking about QPS & NTPS?? Do not have any pros & cons on these 2 schools?

Ya lor... the [Queenstown] Schools discussion section is not even as hot/fast as [Bukit Merah] Schools.

Actually I think maybe the housing at Queenstown is not as matured as those in Bukit Merah area. The houses here are really quite new due to SERs.

Hehe... There was a parent whose boy is at QPS, and she regretting sending her boy there. Desperately to pull him out. Plus my feel about QPS has never been good.

I know a parent whose 2 boys are there, very good review. Saying that the teachers are highly responsive to the parents' enquiries and will not hesitate to sms/call her when her boys did not hand-in H/W or are not behaving very well in school.

[titank]

winth:

Ya lor... the [Queenstown] Schools discussion section is not even as hot/fast as [Bukit Merah] Schools.


Actually I think maybe the housing at Queenstown is not as matured as those in Bukit Merah area. The houses here are really quite new due to SERs.

Hehe... There was a parent whose boy is at QPS, and she regretting sending her boy there. Desperately to pull him out. Plus my feel about QPS has never been good.

I know a parent whose 2 boys are there, very good review. Saying that the teachers are highly responsive to the parents' enquiries and will not hesitate to sms/call her when her boys did not hand-in H/W or are not behaving very well in school.

QPS & NTPS maybe have lost it glory days when they were in like 1970’s to 1990’s that why not many people had been talking about. The only good one is FMPS where have reach a saturation point like balloting at 1Km in Phase 2C.
Maybe in popular primary school to have a good teacher really depends on luck.